Station Hand Couple | Thargomindah | QLD

Job Description

  • We are currently seeking a Station Hand Couple on our property 'Dynevor Downs', a 400,000 acre cattle property located near Thargomindah in SW Qld.

  • Accommodation is not suitable for families

  • Not suitable for 88 days WHV applicants

Property Type

Cattle Station

Property Description

Gibson Grazing is a proud family owned and operated business with involvement in the beef industry for over 50 years. Their properties are located in Queensland and the NT.

Start Date

Hiring Now

Key Tasks, Duties & Responsibilities

  • Mustering cattle using 2 wheel motorbikes

  • Cattle processing

  • Water maintenance (bore runs and maintenance)

  • Feeding lick to cattle

  • Machinery operation/servicing

  • Carrying out general station maintenance and repairs – including fencing and welding and basic grounds maintenance.

Job Requirements

  • Previous experience as a Station Hand is essential

  • Motorbike riding experience is essential and safe work practices 

  • Competent in handling stock

  • Drivers licence is preferred but not essential

  • Experience with operating machinery is preferred or willing to learn how to operate.

  • Honesty & reliability

  • Ability to handle remote living

  • Can do attitude & willingness to learn

Job Benefits

  • Competitive, above award wages

  • Self contained accommodation, however it is not suitable for families

  • Electricity, food & mobile reception

  • We can offer the right applicants a career in the rural industry and can accommodate those with a long term career outlook as well as seasonal work.

Application Details

Applicants please submit via the APPLY NOW button your resume with 2 or more work references who are contactable, as they will be checked. 

PLEASE NOTE :

  • This is a permanent position and not available to Working Holiday Visa Holders (Backpackers) or overseas applicants.

  • Applications without required skills and experience listed in the ad will not be considered.

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